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Humo luzonensis, which is in news recently, is a
Answer: A
Homo luzonensis is a species.
It is a species of archaic human announced in April 2019, identified from teeth and bones found in Callao Cave on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. The remains are at least 50,000 years old, and the species was small-bodied, with a mix of primitive and modern features.
The Latin two-part name (genus Homo, species luzonensis, 'of Luzon') is itself the clue: that is how species are named, not dances, foods or heritage sites.
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